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Iron County Threatened With Lawsuit By Its Own Commissioner

Iron County Threatened With Lawsuit By Its Own Commissioner

(Cedar City, UT) — An Iron County Commissioner says he plans to sue Iron County over how a meeting was conducted. Commissioner Paul Cozzens claims he and another official were excluded from a May 26th meeting. He says his suit is not for money, he just wants a judge to […]

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Statewide Average Gas Price Drops By Four Cents

Statewide Average Gas Price Drops By Four Cents

(Manila, UT) — The statewide average gas price is down by four cents. A gallon of self-serve regular is now four-dollars and 37-cents. The most expensive average price continues to be in Daggett County where gas is four-dollars and 90-cents. Triple-A says the lowest average price is now in Salt […]

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Utah Lifts Advisory On Eating Carp From Utah Lake

Utah Lifts Advisory On Eating Carp From Utah Lake

(Provo, UT) — A health advisory warning people not to eat carp from Utah Lake has been lifted after more than 20 years. State officials say testing shows levels of toxic chemicals known as PCBs have fallen enough that common carp are now considered safe to consume. The advisory had […]

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Judge Stays On Parker Kingston Case

Judge Stays On Parker Kingston Case

(St. George, UT) — A judge has denied a request from prosecutors to remove the judge overseeing the rape case against former BYU football player Parker Kingston. Fifth District Court Presiding Judge John Walton ruled that prosecutors failed to show grounds for disqualifying Judge Jay Winward, saying disagreements with judicial […]

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Utah Residents Spend The Least Out-Of-Pocket On Healthcare

Utah Residents Spend The Least Out-Of-Pocket On Healthcare

(Salt Lake City, UT) — A new study finds that Utah residents spend the least amount of money out-of-pocket on healthcare. WalletHub says folks in Utah spend about five-percent of their median monthly household income on out-of-pocket costs. That figure is double in Alaska, which has the highest out-of-pocket costs. […]

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Pentagon Reverses LDS Designation

Pentagon Reverses LDS Designation

(Salt Lake City, UT) — The Pentagon is reversing a policy that listed the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as a non-Christian church. A few days ago, Secretary Pete Hegseth’s spokesman released an updated list of recognized religions that classified the LDS church as a non-Christian religion. After […]

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Salt Lake Sues Feds Over Immigration Warehouse

Salt Lake Sues Feds Over Immigration Warehouse

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Salt Lake City and Salt Lake County are suing the federal government over a proposed immigration detention center. The federal lawsuit names the U-S Department of Homeland Security and U-S Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The city and county claim the Trump administration violated several federal […]

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LDS Politicians Mad About Pentagon Description Of Their Church

LDS Politicians Mad About Pentagon Description Of Their Church

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Several Utah politicians who are members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are objecting to a new Pentagon policy that does not classify their church as Christian. Republican senators John Curtis and Mike Lee are among the elected leaders objecting to the […]

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Tower Fire Up To 1,000 Acres; Two Fires In Saratoga Springs

Tower Fire Up To 1,000 Acres; Two Fires In Saratoga Springs

(Scipio, UT) — The Tower Fire continues to grows, hitting 1,200 acres in Millard County. It broke out yesterday afternoon near Interstate 15 next to the town of Scipio. Meanwhile, near Saratoga Springs, the Stillwater Fire is now over 30 acres. It’s one of two fires that were sparked by […]

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Data Center Project Scaled Back In Northern Utah

Data Center Project Scaled Back In Northern Utah

(Salt Lake City, UT) — A massive proposed data center development in Northern Utah is being significantly reduced in size. Investor and television personality Kevin O’Leary says the Stratos project in Box Elder County will be cut by more than 20-thousand acres after concerns raised by state leaders. The move […]

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